Cursus optimarum questionum super philosophiam Aristotelis
Subtitle: cum interpretatione textus s[ecundu]m via[m] modernorum: ac s[ecundu]m cursum magistri Georgij
By: per magistrum Thomam Bricot sacre theologie professorem emendate
Publisher: Kilianus Piscator (Fischer)
Published: 1494
Place of publication: Freiburg im Breisgau
Language: lat
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Science; Early works to 1800; Criticism and interpretation; Philosophy
Other titles: Cursus quaestionum super philosophiam Aristotelis
Notes: The respective roles of Bricot and Georgius Bruxellensis in the composition of this work are unclear.

The printing has been assigned, on typographical evidence, variously to Kilianus Piscator in Freiburg im Breisgau, and to Johann Amerbach or Michael Furter in Basel. Quires x-FF are printed in types used by Furter.

Signatures: Aa-Ee⁸ Ff-Nn⁶ Oo-Pp⁸ Qq-Vv⁶ uu⁸ x-z⁶ [et]⁶ [con]⁶ AA-EE⁶ FF⁸ GG-HH⁶ II¹⁰.

Woodcut ill.

Text in double columns.

Initial spaces, some with guide-letters.

Hain, 3975*.

Goff, G-147.

GW, 10647.

Pellechet, 2990.

Proctor, 7609.

Sack, V. Freiburg, 835.

Schreiber, W.L. Manuel, 3635.

BM 15th cent., III, 696 (IB.14211).

ISTC (CD-ROM, 1997 ed.), ig00147000.

Walsh, J.E. 15th cent. printed books, 1093-1094.

From the William Norton Bullard Collection. Bookstamp with initials VF (i.e., Vniversitas Friburgensis) on Aa2v and II10v; booklabel of Pierre Duhem.

Initials added in brown in the first 2 quires, not thereafter. Bound in vellum leaves of a 15th-century MS Latin service book.